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Thus, parameters extracted through image processing and analysis are linked to the genotypic and phenotypic characteristics of the tissue [72].

But in contrast STR regions/loci used in clinical analysis are linked to genes that are highly conserved with an unknown amount of variability.

Around 4800 (47%) patents included in our analysis are linked to follow-on activities with only small differences between the companies.

As shown in Figure 2, the four buttons preprocessing, quality control, FC calculation, and network analysis are linked to four primary functional modules.

The car, which has now been removed for forensic analysis, was linked to the Glasgow airport attack.

In this study, ecological models, optimisation algorithms and threshold analysis were linked to develop oral-vaccination strategies against rabies in fox populations.

First, it concerned a sophisticated analysis of the contrary psychological conditions underlying democracy and authoritarianism; second, this analysis was linked to a social theory that produced an account of objective, large-scale, and long-term historical processes of reification.

Once its more general definition is given, we conclude that its analysis is linked to the resolution of an overdetermined hyperbolic problem and hence present some discussions and considerations.

The stress analysis is linked to appropriate constitutive relationships for both undamaged and damaged materials, which requires adequate damage-initiation criteria revealing main failure mechanisms and compatible with FE models.

In the proposed WLGP model, the wavelet analysis was linked to the LGP model where the original time series of streamflow were decomposed into the sub-time series comprising wavelet coefficients.

The qualitative data analysis followed a modified form of 'meaning condensation' and the concepts that emerged in the analysis were linked to the ICF.